15-Sep-2026 at 10:05 AM EDT, by University of West Florida

Newswise — In response to some AI tech leaders suggesting more regulation after some of their models were caught hacking into other AI models and doing other unethical tasks, University of West Florida artificial intelligence expert Dr. Eman El-Sheikh can talk about the history of AI systems going rogue dating back to the 1970s and highlight best practices to achieve a balance between AI innovation and regulation.

Dr. El-Sheikh is a global award-winning leader with 30+ years of experience in AI, machine learning and cybersecurity. She serves as Associate Vice President and Professor at the University of West Florida Center for Cybersecurity and AI. She is also the Chief Strategic Alliance Officer and USA Ambassador for the Global Council for Responsible AI.

To arrange an interview with Dr. El-Sheikh, please email news@uwf.edu.